Down here in Miami, there is no such thing as seasons. No fall colors, no crisp dry air. It's going to be oppressively hot, muggy, and humid until early November, at least.
Some would call it the perfect place to own a cool car, but honestly the rain is pretty much constant if you're super stickler about keeping away from the elements like I am. Winter is actually our nice time of year.
Not only that, but the classic car scene down here is not as prevalent as with the rest of the country. There's this spot in the heart of the city where this one firm owns a bunch of premium high-end classics (Miuras, classic Benz's, Ferraris, etc), but as for the "every man America" classic car lover crowd, it's not as big down here as you'd think.
Miami is all about looking rich, flamboyancy, etc. New stuff with big names. Lamborghinis, Bentleys, Porsches, etc to show off your wealth and attract women injected to the teeth with silicone. It's all rather superficial and vain. Been wanting to move away for years.
We do have Trans Am Specialties down here, which is pretty cool.
We only have one cruise-in that I'm aware of and as far as I know, it's on hold for now during the pandemic. I still haven't taken my car to a single show or cruise-in since I've had it in May.
